Fuel Filters

Oil filters play an important part in your car's engine. With the contaminants that are found in oil, your engine must receive nothing but a clean flow in order for optimal performance.

How does an Oil Filter Work?

The functionality of an oil filter is simple. Designed with a steel cylinder housing, the inside of an oil filter is filled with pleated paper known as media. With an entry and exit port, the oil flows through the media where contaminants like dirt and metal particles are captured. The media is just thin enough to allow liquid to pass through, but holds back any contaminants that can harm your engine performance.

Like other filters, over time these particles can accumulate. Media can also become worn and overused which can create oil flow issues. If you believe you're experiencing a bad oil filter, more than likely you'll notice:

• Higher fuel consumption
• A sputtering engine
• Black exhaust
• Check engine lights for engine overheating
• Low oil pressure and or leaks

Order a New Oil Filter by Mopar and Make an Easy Replacement

When your car needs an oil filter replacement, find the right fit for your engine by shopping our online Mopar store. We ship auto parts to customers across the nation so expect a timely delivery right to your door! Have questions about our filters for your car? Feel free to give us a shout on our contact page and we'll be happy to help.